upper '70's. partly cloudy early this morning. maybe some patchy fog. it will be cooler along the lake. cooler than the upper 70's. 63 greg now at the lake front. 64 in lansing. it's 62 aurora. chocolate composite shows some of that cloud cover over the region of the rain will stay to the south and west. high temperature 79 degrees today cooler along the lake. it was high temperatures 79. friday we have spotty showers high temperature reaches 79. three days in a row and 79. >> what wrong with the fourth day? >> that's a little foreshadowing. >> on the roads were looking good to have an accident on the of to the overpass over the eisenhower not causing too many issues. it's still early and the volume is light. some construction this morning we had a bit over by juliet will tell you about that of one with a few other traffic hot spots in the next few minutes. >>three people are in critical condition after a car accident in the city's park manor neighborhood. one car crashed into another, near 71-st and calumet, a few hours ago. three people were taken to the hospital in serious to critical condition. police say they arrested the driver of the *other car after he tried to run from the scene. after weeks of speculation it was heading overseas to save millions on taxes, it appears deerfield-based walgreens is staying put, keeping it's headquarters here in the u-s. randi belisomo is live in the loop with the details. good news for a lot of people. >> that's right. executives will be announcing their decision a few hours from now ending months of speculation that the deerfield based giant would move overseas. walgreen's is not expected to reincorporate the headquarters, a company that walgreen's has been in the process of acquiring for more than a year. the move would have saved them significantly if switzerland maintained much lower tax rates but since the corporate inversion has opened the company to significant criticism including from senator dick durbin he announced his support of the development last night outside the drug store at fourth and north michigan also been critical of the deal with the pharmaceutical company. last week they announced a new company headquarters in the u.s. tax to the island of jersey. yesterday a letter was sent to president missing him to use executive authority to limit tax breaks associated with inversion. walgreen's will be robert rewarded with customer loyalty and the decision to stay. >> it's great news for walgreen's and for america. what we've learned over the last weeks is that direction of american consumers to this notion of america's number-one pharmaceuticals chain moving overseas has been met with a lot of resistance. >> customers may be pleased but investors not so much. shares fell on the news as much as 7% yesterday before rebounding a bit. closing down about $3. back to you. >> plaza looking for a man who attacked a woman during a busy rush-hour blast thursday. the victim was walking through parking lot at the orange line stop at 36 and torture and the man grabbed her and threw her to the ground and ripped off her clothes. the assault was stopped by two men working in nearby. >> when he looked over he said she was on the ground already and he was trying to pick up her dress. >> the ran over the fence and chased the suspect heading north bound he was the one closest and said the guy was too fast they could not catch him. >>those men say they saw the suspect in the same area on monday morning but police did not catch him. he remains on the loose and is described as a black male in his 20s, six foot three with corn rows or dreads and a goatee. he was wearing light blue jeans and a light grey t- shirt. last night in chicago and across the country ... neighborhoods came together to push for safer streets. its called national night out.. a partnership between police and residents... to stand up against crime. mayor rahm emanuel showed up at the festivities in the bronzeville neighborhood. he says he believes these events are important to help stop violence in the city. >> through the neighbors is how we bring safety to the streets of chicago. >>along with speaking out against violence... the event gives communities a way to see police as their *partners against crime. the event was started 30 years ago, to increase community participation in crime-fighting strategies by local police departments. and this is what it looked like at a "national night out" event in gary, indiana, where there's been an increase in murders. the event last night was in honor of officer jeffrey westerfield... who was killed in his patrol car last month. gary's mayor named a new top cop just a week ago.. after the resignation of the police chief. a u-s army general becomes the highest-ranking casualty of the war in afghanistan... and the latest victim of a green on blue attack. major general harold greene was killed when a gunman wearing an afghan army uniform opened fire at a military training academy near kabul. 15 other soldiers were wounded, including 8 americans. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. >> to this tragic incident is a painful reminder that our servicemen and women are still serving and sacrificing in afghanistan and they are facing significant risks. >>there have been more than 85 green on blue attacks by afghan soldiers on american personnel during the war. the cease fire between israel and hamas continues, after getting through its first day. no rockets were fired as the 72-hour humanitarian truce remains in place. that's giving the red cross time to help civilians as they return to their neighborhoods. about 19-hundred palestinians have been killed in this conflict. israeli officials arrived in cairo last night for indirect negotiations with palestinian representatives. israel's military says it accomplished its mission of destroying underground tunnels that hamas fighters use to cross the border. a boy is recovering from plastic surgery after he was attacked by a pit bull. the dog attacked six year old armani mc-kinnis at a birthday party at 74-th and champlain monday. this picture shows him at comer children's hospital, with a bandaged face and a superman toy by his side. he remains in intensive care and is expected to stay in the hospital for several days. the owner of the dog that attacked him has turned it in to animal control, so it can be tested for rabies. more lurid details of a double murder in joliet are revealed during the second day of testimony in the murder trial of bethany mckee. in court yesterday, prosecutors played mckee's videotaped confession as she revealed to investigators how she and three of her friends strangled eric glover and terrance rankins in january 2013. one police officer testified that after her arrest, mckee told him it felt like a dream.. and asked how much time she'd serve as an accessory to murder. on the tape, mckee said she invited rankins to the home of her friend, alisa massaro, planning to rob him and use the cash to buy cigarettes. massaro is expected to testify today or tomorrow. chicago rapper "lil durk" has been sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to gun possession. police arrested him last year, after seeing him toss a handgun into a car. the judge sentenced the rapper-- whose real name is durk banks-- to 18 months probation with credit for the 43 days he spent in jail. a long-time fan of lollapalooza is having second thoughts about ever going again... after a what he calls a "zombie-like" attack happened last weekend. ben lenet of wicker park was at a show friday night with some friends... when he was tackled by a man who sank his teeth into his arm. lenet's friends hit the man numerous times, trying to make him let go. the biter eventually released his grip, got up and disappeared into the crowd. lenet was treated at st. joseph hospital and released. he says he'll need follow-up tests for hepatitis and h-i-v. all lanes of the eisenhower expressway are open this morning after yesterday's shut down. heavy rain left flooding on a section of the ike, stranding some drivers. lanes in both directions were closed between mannheim road and harlem. most were reopened in the morning, but the inbound right lane buckled at des plaines. the water and the mud that was there is gone, so now traffic can flow as normal. i-dot says a collapsed drain led to the flood. it doesn't mean the polar vortex is around the corner, but there are already early signs of autumn in the mountains of colorado. the leaves on aspen trees have begun to change color in summit county, west of denver. even for higher elevations, this is really early for that to be happening. more rain than usual may be the cause. the peak time for fall colors in colorado's high country is usually late september into october. this is like you giving me a traffic preludin before i give my friend. >> this coming next year's first all the traffic for you and then all to the news. here are the current temperatures. downtown worth 66. temperatures are in a comfortable range. highland park at 58. sublet rents are composite shows cloud cover, those high clouds will be there today a mix of cuts and son through the day the arena as well as to our west it will not get here until tomorrow afternoon. today is the first day of 79 degrees. saturday will make each, 81 sunday chance of rain over the weekend. >>coming up ... a landslide hits a neighborhood in utah. we'll take a look at the damage. plus -- an elderly woman sneaks onto a flight.. months after a teen stowed away to hawaii -- out of the same airport. and -- a group of airmen rescue a couple from a flash flood... all caught on video. we'll have reaction. a san jose airport had another security breakdown after a woman snuck onto a flight without a ticket. this is the same airport where a teenager hid in a wheel well before flying to hawaii in april. this time police say it was marilyn hartman who found a way past security. she's been treated for mental illness and has been arrested six times at the airport this year. police say hartman boarded a southwest flight from san jose to los angeles. she was arrested after the plane landed and charged with a misdemeanor. the t-s-a says minor security changes will be done at the san jose airport. in crowded times square, two double decker tour buses collided, injuring 14 people. three suffered serious, but non-life threatening injuries. a witness says one of the buses was speeding down 7th avenue when it hit other and knocked down a light pole. the accident happened right next to the booth where people line up for half price tickets to broadway shows. a landslide in utah has forced dozens of people to leave their homes. it happened in the city of north salt lake... and one home in particular is nearly irreparable. four houses are said to be in immediate danger. 27 have been evacuated. residents say the problem started more than a week ago, when developers started prepping lots at the top of the hill. crews are moving soil around to relieve pressure along the hillside. an elderly couple is rescued from a raging flash flood in nevada and it was all caught on video. >> get out! get out! >>that was the scene as ten airmen from nearby nellis air force base discovered two cars swept away by the flash floods monday afternoon. they were able to rescue an 81- year-old woman and her husband before their car was destroyed by the raging river. >> it started slowly and the next thing you know it was right on top. >> just slammed the door and told the other guys to grab her and take her out. >>another airman fell into the mud and had to be rescued as well. police say no one was injured in the ordeal. they're lucky they were there at that time. >> glad that everything is ok there. temperatures are in the low 60s right now. wind at 6 mi.. we know the temperatures are born to be in a comfortable range. starting off in the low 60s to the upper fifties today's high will be into the '70s. 59 degrees in waukegan. 62 in aurora. 64 and juliet. satellite granola composite shows a lot of action today is not here. will be tried. rain is way out to the west. it will potentially bring showers and storms on thursday evening into thursday night. that rain will be off and on into friday. in joy today, our last full dry day for a while. tonight's low temperature falls down to 61. mostly clear. cool and dry. 30 percent chance of rain in the afternoon and evening. 79 degrees for three days in a row. we to have a 30 percent chance of rain towards the end of the week. >> we keep holding out on that saturday and sunday. we know what's coming. we have some good news on traffic front. that to 90 overpass accident has just cleared. we do have some work along the 88 heading eastbound all the way to 355. to right lanes are blocked. they are doing some pavement striping in place for another 45 minutes. the numbers look good. everybody is moving along and break it down for you in the next few minutes. >> coming up, the toll fad diets can take on your teeth. >> and tips for the vacation of your dreams. >> and one of the top prospects makes a long-awaited major league debut. it didn't seem like much of the time but this is not what you want to see in training camp. especially from one of your biggest offensive weapons. then it fined and suspended following an attack on monday and he may have fueled the fire with his comments. >> i can afford it. >> guess again. here it is. fuller put his hands around a football and the black unicorn is off the deck and put his hands on fuller. there have to be larger issues with bennett. and it looks at the bears are hoping for an attitude adjustment. >> we are working with him. we are contacting him our goal is to have him back as soon as possible. he's a very loved and respected teammate. we want him back but it's a process to work through. >> it's a tough situation. ephod kyle did a good job of handling himself. we will move forward. we're all supporting them. >> great communication with him i will speak with him today. we have a plan and a process in place. we love him and he works hard and he loves football he's a good father and a one him back as soon as we can. when the time is right he will be back. >> for now, bennett but out obot of training camp. >>the cubs and sox both ended late, but it was worth the wait for the newest member of the cubs. javier baez made his major league debut against the rockies. he batted second... and in his first at- bat, he strikes out swinging. he struck out twice more and started the game oh- for- five. but it's tied at five with baez leading off the 12-th inning... and he puts the cubs ahead with a solo home run to right. the first hit of his major league career turns out to be the game- winner. cubs win 6-5. john danks' struggles continued against the rangers at home. down four- nothing in the second... he walked the bases loaded and j-p arencibia clears them with a double to the corner... danks allowed nine runs on eight hits. with the game out of hand, adam dunn made his pitching debut... he got the first two outs, but gives up an r-b-i single to adam rosales. sox get blown out 16- nothing. their worst shut- out loss at home since 19-92. the dow and s-and-p are back at the levels they were in may. the dow finished tuesday *down 139-points -- it's now negative for the year. the nasdaq lost 31, while the s-and-p lost 18. the main trigger for the sell- off appears to be renewed fears that russia will invade ukraine. media mogul rupert murdoch has dropped his bid to buy time warner, c-n-n's parent company. if a deal had gone through, it would have been a huge merger of 21st century fox and time warner. but time warner's c-e-o jeff bewkes told murdoch "no thanks". fox shares dropped nearly 10 percent since the initial bid, on investor fears that murdoch would bid higher. murdoch said the share price and bewkes' refusal... were reasons why he dropped the offer. shares of sprint and t-mobile fell sharply in after-hours trading tuesday, after it was reported that sprint was dropping its plans to merge the two cellphone carriers. sprint shares fell more than 15 percent. t-mobile shares were off almost 9 percent in extended trading. it's not too late to start planning for next year's dream vacation. one travel blogger says it's just a matter of making your trip a financial priority -- with a travel fund. try setting up an account using five percent of your paycheck. if you're looking for an overseas trip, find out where the u-s dollar is strongest, to make your money go further. also, backpacking trips are a good way to see the world without spending a fortune. keeping in shape takes time, effort and sometimes a change in the way we eat. but dentists caution... beware of fad diets. they can wreak havoc with your smile. juice cleanses and other low calorie diets can ruin teeth and gums. fruit is low in calories and good for you, but if you don't brush, the sugars in fruit can cause cavities. finally, those diet shakes people like? they can allow plaque to build up on your teeth and cause tooth decay. dentists advice? keep the sugars low, and brush and floss. cuts west dick to oreos to keep my teeth perfect. >> so all the help the stuff is bad for you. >> if you dump them in milk its good for you with all that extra calcium. my coffee is billing on the set. it's 63 degrees right now i need to clean this up now rain today high-temperature 79. sun and clouds. >> we have some work at elgin o'hare, ongoing construction one lane is blocked until 5:00 from roselle. and the pavement striping happening on 88 heading eastbound over to 355. it should be picked up no later than 5:00. >> still more to come including details on a shooting at a nightclub. >> and the latest on the ebola crisis and a look at the experimental drug being used. >> and a hacking ring in of russia has stolen more than 1 billion user names and passwords in the u.s.. >> and justin bieber, city lives in russia. and what a fisherman does after being confronted by a bear. iwalgreen's reportedly wit be moving overseas. the latest on that. >> a cease-fire in the middle east hold for a second day. >> and signs of the older man is a closer step forward to running for mayor. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> it's a wednesday but our best day weather wise. for the whole week. >> will take its. >> you guys are pretty happy on wednesday. i guess it feels like we were all off for six days. here the current temperatures. it's a 66 in lincoln park. munster is reading at 65. i will sit temperatures are in a comfortable range. above when he is reading at 69. sunlight radar composite shows no rain today. some call cover a potentially fog early but that's it. the rains did well out to the west. up to 78 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. sun and clouds. a light breeze of the north. today's high only 79. three days in a row we will be at 79. 30 percent chance of rain thursday evening and her friend. saturday and sunday warm-up into the low 80s. >> preconstruction were watching out there and let's take a look at the maps. here is the stripping work taking place in the two remains eastbound 88 points in you'll be able to get through. the doing the work until 5:00. other than that we have the sewer work at west bound blocked from halsted away over to mildred and halsted is blocked southbound at diversity. everything else is looking good on the system. will give you another update in a few minutes. >>breaking news - chicago police are on the scene of a shooting at nightclub on the near north side. it happened at the "hearts" night club in the 11-hundred block of north north branch. at least two people were shot at that location. police say the suspect fled in a dark colored car. we have a crew heading to the scene and will more coming up later and new overnight -- three people are in critical condition after a car accident in the city's park manor neighborhood. one car crashed into another, near 71-st and calumet, a few hours ago. three people were taken to the hospital in serious to critical condition. police say they arrested the driver of the other car after he tried to run from the scene. after weeks of speculation it was heading overseas to save millions on taxes, it appears deerfield-based walgreens is staying put, keeping it's headquarters here in the u-s. randi belisomo is in the loop with the details. >> could morning. executives who will be discussing this decision this morning ending months of speculation that the tear film based giant would move overseas. walgreen's not expected to reincorporate switzerland the headquarters of the drug company that walgreen's has been the process of acquiring for more than a year. the move would have saved significantly. since and maintains corporate tax breaks that are much lower but the corporate inversion has open them to significant criticism. senator dick durbin announced his support last night outside the drug store. also been critical of the deal with the north chicago based pharmaceutical company in which announced its creation of a new company headquarters on the island of jersey. yesterday the senator sent a letter to the president urging him to use executive authority to eliminate tax breaks the seceded with inversion. walgreen's will be rewarded with customer loyalty in its decision to stay. >> customers across the country and the state who have been loyal to walgreen's for their whole lives and they believe walgreen's should be loyal to the united states. >> customers may be pleased but investors not so much. shares fell on the news in early afternoon trading yesterday as much as 70% for rebounding. >>taking a look at the other top stories this morning. chicago police are looking for a man who attacked a woman in broad daylight next to a busy c-t-a orange stop on the southwest side. it happened just before 9 a-m last thursday. the victim was walking through this parking lot at the orange line stop at 35th and archer when the man grabbed her, threw her to the ground and ripped off her underwear. the assault was stopped by two mechanics who were working nearby. the suspect has not been arrested but was spotted in the area monday. last night in chicago - and across the country - neighborhoods gathered to push for safer streets. its called national night out... where police and residents stand up together against violence. the event was started 30 years ago, to increase community participation in crime-fighting strategies by local police departments. the 72 hour cease fire between israel and hamas is now in its second day. israeli negotiators are in egypt for indirect negotiations with palestinian representatives. israel says it pulled its troops out of gaza after they destroyed tunnels being used by hamas to cross the border. major general harold green is the highest-ranking u-s soldier to be killed in afghanistan. a gunman wearing an afghan army uniform opened fire at a training facility in a green- on-blue attack. 15 other soldiers were injured, including 8 americans. u.s. officials are investigating what could be the biggest that a breach ever. russian hackers have record lee stolen 1.2 billion passwords for major companies in the u.s. and around the world. the names of those affected have not been released by a security firm investigating says the gang of hackers stole confidential user names and passwords from 420,000 web sites ranging from household names to small internet providers. the federal government believes there's a new person leaking secret and classified documents. the announcement comes after a posting on the website "the intercept" about the nation's secret terrorist watch-lists. the site is run by glenn greenwald, who published leaked n-s-a material provided by edward snowden. this time, officials are confident the documents were not stolen by snowden. the world health organization begins an emergency meeting today to discuss whether the ebola virus outbreak in west africa constitutes an international health emergency. the second american ebola patient arrived in georgia for treatment. missionary worker nancy writebol joins dr. kent brantly, who arrived at emory university hospital this weekend. they contracted the deadly virus while working with patients in liberia. a woman in ohio and two men in new york were tested for the disease this week as hospitals lookout for new cases here. brantley and writebol are the first patients to be given an experimental ebola drug called z-mapp. it wasn't even due for testing on humans until next year. brantley, who's condition was described last week as grave, began improving immediately after he was given the drug. >> very promising. encouraging with the scum of studies. >>doctor sapphire says it brought a tear to her eye to see brantley able to walk into the hospital on his own after receiving z-mapp. second ward alderman rob fioretti appears to be closer to running for mayor. fioretti has hired an adviser, who posted ads for 4-staff positions including campaign manager and finance director. the adviser says fioretti is looking for staffers just in case he decides to enter the mayoral race. fioretti has been a frequent critic of mayor emanuel. but he has not given a timeline for when he'll announce his candidacy. chicago teachers union president karen lewis may also join the race. chicago public schools is seeking bids for three of the school buildings it closed last year. they are marconi elementary in west garfield park, peabody elementary in west town and wadsworth elementary in woodlawn. the communities have weighed in. they want marconi to include an alternative school for struggling students. the peabody community wants job training, child care and a rec center. wadsworth is being occupied by a university of chicago charter school that's interested in putting in a bid to stay put. a program designed to take kids off the street and give them a summer job, is expanding from chicago into the suburbs. about 200 south suburban teens are earning some cash while cleaning up the cook county forest preserves. some of the kids have had run- ins with the law, others are just looking for a job. the program was sponsored with a $550-thousand dollar state grant to the united way and the forest preserve. a new public art display is getting ready to launch.. benefiting the chicago police memorial foundation. just like painted fiberglass cows that were seen around.. downtown chicago will soon be decorated with fiberglass statues of police horses. local and international artists will customize each one. the horses will support the families of chicago polce officers who have died in the line of duty. >> trying to ensure that their families are taking care of the scholarships for their kids and also serves to things like making renovations to houses. >> will begin in september and go through november. then, you'll be able to buy them at auction. there's a whole new meaning to the word *unbearable when it comes to justin bieber... that's because a fisherman in russia was saved from a bear attack after biebers's music started playing. the bear attacked the man as he was walking to his favorite fishing spot. just went he thought his days were numbered... his phone went off and the justin bieber ringtone scared the bear away. the 42-year old may be the only person in the world to say he owes his life to the sweet sounds of justin bieber. just looking at that picture of the guy in the hospital he doesn't look like a guy with a justin bieber ring town. >> but what i was thinking. that's where we need a follow-up story. and sure he has a daughter or son at home who did that. here are the current temperatures. we expect to just move a bit today we will be close to 80. more like the mid '70s. cooler toward the lake. it is 61 and garlic. expect temperatures to climb into the low 70's by lunchtime. we stay dry today. after today, thursday and into the weekend the chance of rain is there each day. the possibility of precipitation is there. out to the west grain is moving to portions of western iowa. the high will reach 79. cooler along the lake. a mix of sun and clouds. 79 again and again thursday and friday. 30 percent chance of rain both of those days. >> still ahead, was singer lionel richie was doing at the white house. >> and close encounters with a comment. and facing the army investigators today will have a preview. >> and we know who will be replacing craig ferguson on the late late show. whose bad breath could make a kitten cry? don't let it be you. one swish of scope kills millions of bad breath germs freshening your breath. so you can be the guy whose breath doesn't make kittens cry. [ meows ] scope. the freshest fresh, guaranteed. the white house last night. he was the post-dinner entertainment as president obama held the first ever african leaders' summit. about 50 heads of state are meeting with state department and other agencies this week. the summit continues through tomorrow. former taliban prisoner bowe bergdahl meets today with the lead army investigator into his capture in afghanistan. bergdahl will have to explain how and why he left his post in 20-09, as andrew spencer reports. >> he will answer questions today about his disappearance from an army post in afghanistan five years ago. the soldiers recovery in may with a prisoner swap with the television came with mixed reactions here's some cheered his rescue while others renewed questions about his disappearance. members of his own unit called him a deserter. officials said the army concluded that he did leave his post of his own free will but without knowing his intent it could not definitively call him a deserter. he meets today with the army general leading the investigation into the disappearance. his attorney says he would not characterize the meeting as an interrogation. more like people sitting around a conference table and sat with he assumes. his match with the major general before the only briefly. captured as a private first class and promoted as sergeant during his absence his back on regular duty in houston near where he underwent counseling and medical care. the army said last month it will eventually be given him a position to enter his new rank. >>a death row inmate has been executed in missouri - making it the first execution in the u- s since an execution was botched in arizona last month. michael worthington was executed by lethal injection just after midnight this morning. worthington was convicted of raping and killing a college student in 1995. he's originally from peoria. his attorneys had appealed for a delay following the botched execution of an arizona inmate who gasped for two hours before he was declared dead. a former police officer from wisconsin is now charged with murder in the deaths of two women whose bodies were stuffed in suitcases and dumped on the side of roads. 52 year-old steven zelich is charged with killing 21 year- old jenny gamez in kenosha. authorities believe he also killed 37 year-old laura simonson. he had been charged earlier with hiding their corpses. zelich reportedly told police he met the women online, and accidentally killed them during sexual bondage encounters. ohio state university's former band director is speaking out after being fired for his band's sexual culture. jonathan waters says he knew about the problems from his days as a student and that he tried to change them. >> some of this was college stuff. blaze that in the past tense because we have addressed the inappropriate the names and we have addressed the midnight raids. we have addressed any kind of sexualized culture. >>ohio state fired jonathan waters last month for sexual harassment within his band. students were given sexual nicknames and had a tradition of entering the stadium at midnight wearing only underwear. waters says changes have been made, but the school's investigation was too one-sided to realize that. the university says waters provided no examples of how he changed the culture. days after toledo dealt with green toxic water... mayor emanuel is calling for a water summit with all the great lakes mayors. he says the toledo water crisis is a stark reminder that officials have to work together to stop pollution and keep drinking water safe. the mayor expects the summit to happen in the next few weeks. one of the largest environmental cleanups in the great lakes has come to and end. top illinois politicians were on-hand yesterday marking the completion of the nearly 30- year waukegan harbor project. toxic pollution from the former 'outboard marine' corporation made it a superfund site. senator mark kirk says the harbor features affordable lakefront land.. and is an economic engine for lake county. history was made as a spacecraft made the first ever rendezvous with a comet. the rosetta spacecraft caught up with the comment making a series of complex maneuvers to stay close to it. this is your kind of story demetrius. launched 10 years ago it took that long to catch up with the comment. scientists hope to reveal more about the origin of the comment. eventually it will land on the comet. >> or hopefully ... >> a rendezvous ... >>here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... british actor james corden will replace craig ferguson as host of "the late late show"... according to "the wrap." corden got his start in british t-v... and most recently co- starred in this summer's musical flick "begin again"... as keira knightley's best friend. he also will appear in the upcoming disney film "into the woods" corden will begin hosting "the late late show" sometime next year. w-n-b-a all star becky hammon makes history by becoming the first woman hired to coach in the n-b-a. the san antonio spurs made hammon a full-time assistant to head coach greg popovich. she did some consulting with the team last year and was well received by players and fellow coaches. she's gotta finish playing her last season with the san antonio stars before joining the spurs. new mom olivia wilde has people talking after her new *glamour photo spread. lots of pictures were taken. but... the one getting the most attention shows the actress nursing her son in a diner booth. in her interview with the magazine, olivia revealed it was necessary for her to be photographed with her son... because being a mother is now her full identity. also trending -- actor chris pratt appeared on a radio show to promote the "guardians of the galaxy". he was talking about his love of hip-hop, when this happened... rapine >> that's not bad. that's eminem's "forgot about dre". pratt said he listened to dr. dre, everyday, while living in a van in hawaii, back in 2001. he can actually saying. i don't know if you ever heard him but he can actually saying. >> don't ever do any eminem on karaoke. that's from personal experience. he did the first verse and realize there's a lot more. >> and that's probably after a bunch of shots. >> i went to ohio state. forget your indiana university. 58 degrees right now. all gone when is a 59. satellite radar composite shows no rain in sight. expanding the view we can see showers moving through portions of iowa. 78 degrees is the temperature by 5:00 p.m.. high today of 79. sun and clouds coming through. 793 days in a row. then we came to one degree for saturday. sunday we make 81. let's check in with erin for traffic. >> in bound to 97 new accident we're watching right now. just got moved off to the shoulder. gaper delays are associated with that. ongoing work causing delays for people between elgin o'hare and mecham, one lane out until 5:00 a.m.. numbers have 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